A simultaneous exhibition in chess is an event where a strong player, often a grandmaster, plays against multiple opponents at the same time. The strong player moves from one board to another, making a move on each one, while the opponents are left to make their own moves. The aim is for the strong player to win all games, though they may draw or lose some. These exhibitions are used to demonstrate the skill of the top player and offer a unique experience for those involved, as they get a chance to play against a highly skilled opponent.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „simultaneous exhibition” po angielsku

Download Mobile App